billeting

A town, more often than not, that's the only place to find billeting.

Some small villages appear to have taken over the former billeting areas.

"I assume you mean a change of status that could affect billeting," the major said.

The point is still debated, however, whether the disruptive billeting of soldiers at the college took place in 1658 or 1659.

There's decent billeting, messing, and plenty of space for training.

Their leader watched the billeting, without any reaction of the sort that would be expected if they were fully knowledgeable.

There were innumerable complaints about the billeting and reception arrangements.

Little no wartime structures still exist, although it appears that some small villages have taken over the former billeting areas.

Bright roofs are ready for their billeting.

When I met up with him we were fully occupied with organizing billeting and food in a district already stretched to its limit.

"This has your schematics, your billeting list, your duty stations.

He said that the billeting of the boat people on Coast Guard vessels had been conceived as an interim solution.

The Persians had already arranged billeting.

On 2 January 1953, she began the new year with strikes against communist supply dumps and troop billeting areas behind the stalemated front lines.

"I am looking for the officer in charge of the billeting of the visiting Rihannsu.

Upon arrival, the battalion assumed duties as the Camp Mayor responsible for reception, billeting, land management, and force protection.

We dont need to employ billeting officers.

Posted to a quiet billeting in Albert Park, Victoria, young Walker resigned.

A range of accommodation options are offered, ranging from camping in tents to live-in accommodation and billeting.

The treaty ruled on the conditions of the billeting ("hospitatio") of the Imperial troops.

In parliament, he spoke against ship money and signed the petition against forced billeting, but he remained loyal to the king.

The keep itself follows the original dimensions, though the formerly subdivided ground floor is now a single room: the tunnel-vaulted Billeting Hall.

There were problems with billeting, and with parents inflicting themselves on harassed hosts during impromptu visits to their sons.

(His Lordship then proceeded to consider whether in this case the billeting of the police was a special duty for which a charge might be made.)

Equally ambivalent were local attitudes to the wholesale billeting in Sussex of regular troops and other county militias during invasion scares.